Which came first, the chicken or the egg: 90% don’t know the correct answer

“Which came first, the chicken or the egg?” is one of the most debated questions in the world. The question is difficult because eggs hatch into chickens, but chickens lay eggs, creating an infinite loop that can leave us unsure of which came first. The question has now been answered definitively through scientific tools.

Chicken or egg, which came first?

If we were to list the most debated “classic” questions, we would certainly not leave out the “mind-boggling” question: Which came first, the chicken or the egg? From ancient times until today, the idea that the chicken or the egg came first seems reasonable but no conclusive answer has been found.

If the chicken came first, then who “gave birth” to the chicken? If the egg came first, then who laid the egg? For centuries, this question has remained a mystery to philosophers and scientists around the world. For a long time, many even believed that the egg came first because only with an egg could a chicken be born. However, science has proven the opposite, that in reality the chicken came first.

An explanation for this answer came a few years ago when scientists from the University of Sheffield and the University of Warwick (UK) discovered an important protein in the eggshell under the HECToR supercomputer. However, it was only found in the eggs of hens.

This also means that before wanting to exist outside the environment as we usually see, the egg must be inside the body of the chicken.

The answer to whether the egg or the chicken came first has been found

A biologist from the United Kingdom announced after a detailed research experiment that the chicken came first.

In regard to this question, people are divided into two camps, with some saying the egg came first and some saying the chicken came first, ultimately leading to no convincing answer. But scientists have finally solved the puzzle. A biologist from the United Kingdom discovered that after an extensive worldwide research experiment, the chicken came before the egg. This is because the biologist found that a special type of protein is present in the egg, and this protein is necessary for the formation of the egg. Without this protein, the egg would be soft and easily cracked. Interestingly, this protein is only found in the eggs of hens worldwide. Thanks to this discovery, they concluded that the chicken came first, as the formation of the egg was only made possible by the presence of the ovocledidin-17 protein.

Despite the extensive scientific research, many internet users still find it “unconvincing.” They ask questions such as: “If there is no egg, then how can there be a chicken?”; “After reading this, I am still confused because I don’t understand how chickens just fall from the sky?”; “Let’s just think in simple terms that the chicken evolved from a certain species and then laid eggs.”

In the chicken-egg relationship, only the chicken and the egg have a cause and effect relationship, and humans come to their own understanding through their cognitive process. The dialectical materialist perspective can be applied to solve many other relationships in daily life.